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by rcaught 7y ago
This factor almost exclusively led me to leave a company. They demanded billing time to clients and also required a working day filled with billed hours. Where was I to learn? On whose dollar? Multiple clients need me to learn the same t
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by rcaught 7y ago
> The report also says that Apple "privately considered" iOS 13.1 to be "the actual public release" and that the company expected only die-hard fans would update to iOS 13 within the short week between its initial rel
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by rcaught 7y ago
Seems like Step 1 in SMS hijacking
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by rcaught 7y ago
There is nothing in this article that explains any type of breakthrough. This just seems like a rehash of existing solar thermal technology. Also, what an abuse of the AI buzzword. Maybe the only breakthrough is getting Gates to back it.
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AWS CloudFormation Resource Import(docs.aws.amazon.com)
3 points by rcaught 7y ago|0 comments
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by rcaught 7y ago
> helping us roll onto a new service offering of theirs that was barely yet in the wild So something more than DDOS protection and CDN?
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by rcaught 7y ago
Not that reserved keywords are the only measure of a well designed language, but it is interesting to note that Golang has 25 (which most likely contributes to the feeling of fluency earlier than many languages). Java has 50 and C++ has 82
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by rcaught 7y ago
Where was it suggested that nulls are the biggest problem for developers? But they are a problem that happens, and in Kotlin, the compiler checks your nullable logic for you; instead of your users finding the errors at runtime.
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by rcaught 7y ago
Kotlin's null safety alone is enough to prove you wrong here.
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by rcaught 7y ago
I struggle to see how you pick Java over Kotlin on the JVM these days. It's everything that Java is, minus everything Java shouldn't be, plus everything that Java should be.
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by rcaught 8y ago
Your golden age of biomedical research is powered by the silicon revolution.
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by rcaught 8y ago
It is probably fair to say that CI/CD have gutted QA though.
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by rcaught 8y ago
AAF | Software Developer | Brisbane, Australia | Onsite | Full-time | https://aaf.edu.au/about/jobs.html The Australian Access Federation Limited (AAF) operates the national authentication service for Australian higher
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by rcaught 8y ago
How does this affect the AWS Sydney region? Will KMS and CloudHSM be under threat of a backdoor and this propagate to all systems that base themselves off these products?
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Forgery-impeding typeface(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by rcaught 8y ago|0 comments
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by rcaught 8y ago
Add the USA to that list.
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by rcaught 8y ago
> an open issue If only; this is AWS. You pretty much need premium support just to tell them their products are broken. Before someone says "forums", the forums are a joke.
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by rcaught 8y ago
An RDS T2 is not an EC2 T2. Just named similar.
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by rcaught 8y ago
Can we all just get along and agree that at least none of them are Javascript?
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by rcaught 9y ago
Karma?
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Cisco private key embedded in executable corresponding to website's public key(groups.google.com)
7 points by rcaught 9y ago|0 comments
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by rcaught 9y ago
It's a 15 year old OS.
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by rcaught 10y ago
> > > Languages like Go make it too easy to ignore errors. > > What? I've almost exclusively heard the opposite: Go makes error handling too in-your-face. People don't like writing "if err != nil" constant
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by rcaught 10y ago
> "Some customers using Windows 10 have reported difficulties connecting to the internet," said a spokeswoman for Microsoft. "As a first step, we recommend customers restart their PCs. If this does not resolve the proble
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by rcaught 10y ago
Replace "evil" and "dumb" with "high and mighty, naive, hyperbole".
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by rcaught 10y ago
A rebase would change all commit hashes, all the way to the base branch. Your commit hash in the comment would not be relevant.
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by rcaught 10y ago
Are you suggesting that they will reach the flash memory's write cycle limit within a year? Or something else here? Also, I would not have thought that random power off events would affect modern file systems as poorly as you're
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by rcaught 10y ago
My point is that these type of solutions create a lot more overhead, inconsistency and variation compared to a HTTP request; granted, less security.
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by rcaught 10y ago
> almost as trivial for EC2 instances to expose XenStore as a filesystem to which standard UNIX permissions could be applied, providing IAM Role credentials with the full range of access control functionality which UNIX affords to files
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by rcaught 10y ago
Write once, run anywhere... you've compiled it to.

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